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The matter concerning the Port-of-Spain Waterfront Development Ltd (POSWDL), a subsidiary of the Urban Development Corporation of T&T (UDeCOTT), as outlined in the Auditor General's Report, has surfaced as a significant point of contention regarding the transparency of sovereign debt.
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It was a night of laughter, nostalgia and tribute as 95 The Ultimate One marked its 50th anniversary, celebrating a legacy that has carried T&T through the shift from traditional radio to a fast-evolving digital age at Woodford Café, Chaguanas, on Saturday night.
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Former prime minister Stuart Young meets with acting Venezuela President Delcy Rodriguez in Caracas last week.
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People’s National Movement (PNM) chairman Marvin Gonzales says the party was only informed by former prime minister Stuart Young that he would be out of the country, as questions continue over Young’s meet-up with Venezuela’s acting President Delcy Rodríguez last week.
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Supporters at the United National Congress’ one-year anniversary celebration at the Couva South Hall carpark, Couva, on Saturday.
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Flashing every ten seconds on the screen behind the speaker were the words “Better Days Ahead.”
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Executive president of the T&T Copyright Collection Organisation Asten Isaac
The Trinidad and Tobago Copyright Collection Organisation (TTCCO) has thrown its full support behind Government’s proposed plan to replace the National Carnival Commission (NCC) with a new National Festivals Commission, describing the move as a forward-thinking and necessary step for the country’s cultural and creative industries.
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File: People ride jet skis at Pigeon Point, Tobago, in April 2025.
Reef tour operators and jet ski owners are fuming over the increase in fines outlined in the new Tobago Marine Park Bill.
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Ajay Bachan
The recipient of a national bursary for tertiary education, who could not access it because of varying positions taken by the Ministry of Education, has been awarded $500,000 in compensation.
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Members of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) moved swiftly to rescue a four-year-old boy after a vehicle theft escalated into an abduction on Saturday afternoon.
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The unsecured perimeter fence and main gate at the Cumuto Public Cemetery on Friday.
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Cumuto residents are calling on the authorities not to “sideline” their probe into the discovery of bodies at the Cumuto Public Cemetery, as they are concerned that the matter may not be properly resolved.
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Members of the T&T Police Service march through the streets of Point Fortin during the military parade to commemorate the 46th Borough Day celebrations on Friday.
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“What is Borough Day without a little bacchanal?” Point Fortin MP Ernesto Kesar remarked on the back-and-forth between himself and Point Fortin Mayor Clyde James over funding for Point Fortin Borough Day 2026.
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D&D Auto Operations manager Dencie Ramdhan, left, speaks with potential customers Kizzie Vidale and Matthew Joseph at the company’s annual exhibition in Freeport on Saturday.
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The market for foreign used vehicles in Trinidad and Tobago is experiencing renewed commercial momentum, with strong demand emerging for six- and eight-year-old models, according to industry stakeholders.
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Prime Minister Kamla Presad-Bissessar speak to reporters at the Hilton Garden Inn Hotel sod-turning ceremony at South Park, San Fernando yesterday.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has condemned the attack at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, expressing relief that Donald Trump, the First Lady, and others in attendance were not harmed.
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